The Dawn of Mind
How Matter Became Conscious and Alive
by James Cooke
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Pub Date 3 Dec 2024 | Archive Date 3 Dec 2024
Globe Pequot | Prometheus
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Description
A compelling, inventive, and revolutionary examination of consciousness that holds the key to transforming our relationship with nature.
In Dawn of Mind, Dr. James Cooke explores the profound mystery at the core of human experience: consciousness. Integrating the latest scientific advancements with deep meditative insights and the potential of psychedelic therapy, Cooke challenges long-held views about the self and consciousness. From a transformational personal experience to rigorous scientific analysis, he argues that our individual sense of self is an illusion—a survival mechanism—while proposing that consciousness is a universal feature of all life. This groundbreaking perspective not only questions humanity's assumed dominance over nature but also highlights the critical need to bridge the divide between ourselves and the natural environment amid escalating ecological crises.
Cooke's work is both a visionary theoretical framework and a practical guide to understanding our interconnected existence.
Available Editions
EDITION | Hardcover |
ISBN | 9781633889927 |
PRICE | US$28.95 (USD) |
PAGES | 304 |
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